Norway, known as the Land of Fjords, is famous for its dramatic natural landscapes, including towering mountains, deep fjords, cascading waterfalls, and pristine forests. The country offers scenic train rides, breathtaking fjord cruises, and charming cities like Bergen and Stavanger with historic architecture, museums, and vibrant cultural life. Norway combines outdoor adventures such as hiking and wildlife spotting with sustainable, comfortable travel experiences, making it one of Europe’s most stunning destinations for nature and culture lovers
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OSLO (2N)
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STAVANGER (2N)
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Fly to Oslo and check in at Thon Hotel Opera.
Explore the highlights of Oslo
After breakfast, you have a full day to explore Oslo at your leisure. Depending on your interests, there are plenty of activities and attractions to enjoy in this dynamic city. You may wish to visit Vigeland Sculpture Park, tour the Royal Palace, explore Akershus Fortress, or admire Oslo City Hall. You can discover the sights at your own pace or join an optional guided bus tour.
The Flam Railway Experience - Depart from Oslo on the scenic Bergensbanen for a spectacular journey through mountain landscapes to Myrdal Station. From here, change to the famous Flam Railway, descending through dramatic valleys and waterfalls to Flam. Continue with a scenic fjord cruise across the stunning Næroyfjord and Aurlandsfjord to Gudvangen, followed by a picturesque bus journey up to Voss—completing one of Norway’s most breathtaking travel routes. On arrival in Voss, make your way to Scandic Voss for check-in.
Travel from Voss to Bergen
After breakfast, enjoy a full day to explore Bergen at your leisure. Take the Floibanen Funicular to Mount Floyen for panoramic views, or ride up to Mount Ulriken for scenic hikes.Discover Bergen’s culture with visits to Troldhaugen, home of Edvard Grieg, and KODE Art Museums. You can also explore museums showcasing the city’s history, art, and architecture. Alternatively, head to the harbor and enjoy an optional fjord cruise through Norway’s stunning landscapes
Scenic boat ride by a modern catamaran, Free time to explore Rosendal village and
Hatteberg Waterfall, Or hike up to the Sjethaug viewpoint
Stroll through Bergen’s historic streets and learn about the city’s past, Explore the
UNESCO-listed Bryggen and its charming narrow alleyways.
After breakfast, the day is free for your own leisure and other activities. Overnight stay at hotel Thon Orion - Bergen
Ferry to Stavanger - After breakfast we take a ferry from Bergen will take you to Stavanger, Norway’s fourth largest city that has a fine collection of gabled houses, cobblestone streets, winding alleys and busy markets. One of Stavanger’s
highlights is the Old Town (Gamle Stavanger) with well-preserved early 18th-century whitewashed wooden houses.
Marvel at the Preikestolen rock formation towering above the fjord & See the
Vagabond’s Cave and learn about its history and legends
Fly back home - After breakfast, the day is free for your own leisure and optional activities in Stavanger. In the evening, transfer to
Stavanger Airport, Sola to board your flight back to the UK
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